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September 12, 2024SensorsOpen Access

First in-Lab Testing of a Cost-Effective Prototype for PM2.5 Monitoring: The P.ALP Assessment

Giacomo Fanti Francesca Borghi Cody M. Wolfe Davide Campagnolo Justin R. Patts Andrea Cattaneo Andrea Spinazzè Emanuele Cauda Domenico Maria Cavallo

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Abstract

The goal of the present research was to assess, under controlled laboratory conditions, the accuracy and precision of a prototype device (named 'P.ALP': Ph.D. Air-quality Low-cost Project) developed for PM

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e58ba1b6db6435875272f4 https://doi.org/10.3390/s24185915

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